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Identity in the Age of Cloud Computing

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Identity in the Age of Cloud Computing
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Publisher: The Aspen Institute
ISBN/ASIN: 0898435056
ISBN-13: 9780898435054
Number of pages: 110

Description:
As information, software and identity move to the cloud, the roundtable explores the transformative possibilities of this new computing paradigm for culture, commerce and personal communication. The report considers potential consequences for privacy, governance and security, and it includes policy recommendations and advice for the new presidential administration.

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